Where to find the config in cs. Saving and installing your config in CS:GO

In this topic, I will tell you what configs are in cs and how to use them.

config(config) is a configuration file used to store settings for various programs.

In CS, this is the same file, with the following game parameters.

1) Client (what we change by downloading and installing any cs):
- control parameters in the game (key assignment).
- mouse settings.
- settings for video processing (graphics) in the game.
- sound settings in the game.

2) regarding the server (configs server.cfg, amx.cfg, etc.)
- server settings

3) regarding the gameplay
- scripts (aliases)

In CS, aliases are a different set of actions that are performed automatically when a certain key is pressed (for example: a weapon purchase script, a jump script, various forbidden combinations, etc.)

All configs are files of the form "name.cfg",
where: Name- config name. cfg– config extensions.

Where are configs stored in cs?

For non-steam (pirates) D:\CS\cstrike_russian or D:\CS\cstrike where D:\ is your hard drive.

For steam after 2013 update D:\Steam\steamapps\common\Half-Life\cstrike

For steam before update D:\Steam\steamapps\STEAM ACCOUNT NAME\counter-strike\cstrike

Configs for Counter Strike can be open, view and edit with any text editor, for example "Notebook" or "Worldpad". When you open the config, you will see various parameters in it. All config commands are identical to the commands that you can enter in the console by directly launching the CS itself.

Types of configs.

Let's figure out what are kinds configs in CS 1.6, how they run and what to do with them in general:

- autoexec.cfg- always, automatically starts when the game is loaded most the first. When writing scripts and your config, it is recommended to write aliases (and any other settings that you will no longer change) here, because they will apply to all configs launched later and will not need to be duplicated if you want to create several different configs. If this config is not in the cstrike folder, then you can create it yourself, but always with the name "autoexec.cfg", only this way and nothing else, it will be the first to start automatically.

- config.cfg– standard config, which always starts automatically second after "autoexec.cfg". By default, it contains the standard control settings in the game (contains bound buttons) and all other settings (graphics, sound, etc.).

- userconfig.cfg– user config containing the settings of a specific user. This config may not be in the game by default, you can create it, and you can write any name, for example "myconfig.cfg", "ru.cfg", "bot.cfg", etc., it doesn't matter, because its launch is carried out in 2 ways, see below:

1st– You can write at the end of the settings in "config.cfg" such a command "exec userconfig.cfg"(extract userconfig.cfg) while your config will automatically run in the game.
2nd- You can write a command directly in the game "exec userconfig.cfg" in console. In this case, your config will start only in this game, and when you restart the CS, you will need to repeat the procedure. Also in this case, for the correct launch of the config, we recommend that you write the command after the “exec userconfig.cfg” command "reconnect"(reattach) all in the same console.

Note 1: userconfig.cfg - the name of the config, so if your config is called differently - you must enter exactly OWN title!

Note 2: team "exec" is directed to the /cstrike or /cstrike-russian folder so your config should be located there. You can also create a separate folder for configs in the /cstrike or /cstrike-russian directory, then you should write the path to the config in the “exec” command, for example, your folder is called myconfig, and the config in it is spawn.cfg, then you should write - exec myconfig/spawncfg.

Note 3: in most cases, config.cfg already has the exec "userconfig.cfg" launch line at the end, in which case you can simply create your config with the name userconfig.cfg and it will start automatically.

Config setting.

We open any ready-made config, you can use the standard one, and we see:

A good config starts with a command unbindall- this is the removal of the value of all keys, and after that other binds are already assigned to the keys. This is necessary to unbind some old, unnecessary settings.
After that you can enter clear- This is a complete clearing of the console. And then we write our nickname under which you will play, name "Your nickname". Quotes need to be written only when there are spaces in your nickname, i.e. nickname consists of several words. Otherwise, if you do not put quotes, you will have only the first word in your nickname before the space.

Now you need to set the mouse sensitivity sensitivity "3.000000"- such a sense is by default. The higher the sense, the harder it is to kill you from behind, i.e. you can always turn back sharply at the sound and give a headshot, if the level of the game allows it. Usually the sense is set so that with one swing to the left or right, you can turn around 180 degrees. Also, do not forget to disable mouse acceleration, you can read how to do this in this topic.

zoom_sensitivity_ratio "1.2”– mouse sensitivity when sniper scope is on (default is 1.2.

hud_fastswitch "1"– the command includes a quick change of weapons, that is, when you click on 1,2 or 3, you do not need to confirm the choice of weapon by clicking on mouse1.

_cl_autowepswitch "0"- do not pick up a weapon that has just been picked up! Many players about the level, knowing that their opponent uses the setting of this command 1, do the following trick: during close combat, when the ammo runs out, he throws the cannon right at the feet of his enemy, of course, it turns on right away, but there are no ammo in it cut.

_cl_minmodels "0"- display all player skins, if you put "1" , then all players will have one skin for terrorists and one for counters. If you have a weak computer, a value of 1 will slightly increase your fps!

cl_dynamiccrosshair "1"- dynamic sight on (if you crouch the sight decreases, if you jump - it expands), you can set "0" - the sight will always be the same size.

setinfo "_vgui_menus" "0"- purchase menu without photos and descriptions.

Binds for a quick auto purchase!

bind "F1" "autobuy"- auto purchase (M4A1 / AK-47), + armor, + all cartridges, + tweezers for neutralization if there is enough money.

bind "F2" "rebuy"- repurchase (weapons and equipment that was purchased in the previous round).

bind "F3" "westhelm;primammo;secammo"- buy ALL cartridges, with a helmet and armor.

bind "F4" "hegren;flash;flash;sgren"- buy ALL grenades.

setinfo "_ah" "0"- disable automatic hints during the game.

Already a lot of people daily ask to explain why the bind with the search for a bomb does not work for them, from the video about “Required binds”. I try to answer everyone as much as possible, but in the format of correspondence it can be quite difficult to explain even such banal things. Therefore, it was decided to devote a separate guide to this topic.

Installing and working with the config is especially relevant after reinstalling Windows, Steam, or buying a new computer. Many complex binds and commands do not work if they are entered into the console. They only work through the .cfg file.

File types and editor

The first thing we need to do is remove the automatic hiding of file extensions. I have Windows 10, so I just write in the search:

Explorer options, in the tab View looking for item Hide extensions for known file types and uncheck the box.

If you have Windows 7, then the same thing is done through Control Panel > Folders settings.Optionally, I recommend downloading a convenient text editor. For example Notepad++. It is fast and free, useful in that it does not mess up, unlike the standard editor.

Where is the config located?

When you launch CS:GO for the first time, a default config is automatically created. But it is not located in the folder with the game itself, but in one of the Steam root folders - in the folder UserData.

If you logged in through a specific Steam client from many different accounts, then finding the right one can be a serious problem. However, there is one feature that greatly simplifies the work with configs on different accounts.

It works like this:
In the Steam client of the account we need, go to Inventory, further to Exchange offers:

on the menu that appears on the right, click on Who can send me trade offers?, after which a link to the trade offer appears in the block below.

We are not interested in the link itself, but in the number in it. It is not necessary to memorize it completely, just the last three or four digits are enough.


We open the userdata folder, and voila, there will be a folder with the same number, in which the config is actually stored and tied to this account:


We go into it, we see a bunch of different folders that are responsible for the profiles of your games. We need the config and CS:GO, they are in the folder 730 just remember this number. Then everything is simple - a folder Local, followed by the long-awaited folder CFG, in which there are default configs and:


If you just installed the game, for example, after reinstalling Windows, then just go to CS:GO once and the config will be created automatically.

Creating a config

We create a new file, you can name it whatever you like, the main thing is that it has the extension .cfg
In my case, it will be ez.cfg. We open, copy or enter the binds or settings we need there. In my case, this is:

• cap fps
  // Cap Fps
  fps_max 999
• Pomegranate binds
  // Grenade binds:
  bind "f" "use weapon_knife; use weapon_flashbang"
  bind "q" "use weapon_smokegrenade"
  bind "mouse4" "use weapon_molotov; use weapon_incgrenade"
  bind "mouse5" "use weapon_hegrenade"
• Bind drop bombs
  // Bind bomb drop:
  bind "n" "use weapon_c4; drop;”
• Bomb Find Bind
  // Bind bomb search:
  alias +bombfind “+use;gameinstructor_enable 1;cl_clearhinthistory”
  alias -bombfind “-use;gameinstructor_enable 0;cl_clearhinthistory”
  bind "e" "+bombfind"
• And the sight
  // Target:
  cl_crosshairalpha "255"
  cl_crosshaircolor "5"
  cl_crosshaircolor_b "0"
  cl_crosshaircolor_r "255"
  cl_crosshaircolor_g "225"
  cl_crosshairdot "0"
  cl_crosshairgap "-2"
  cl_crosshairsize "2"
  cl_crosshairstyle "4"
  cl_crosshairusealpha "1"
  cl_crosshairthickness "0.5"
  cl_fixedcrosshairgap "-2"
  cl_crosshair_outlinethickness "0"
  cl_crosshair_drawoutline "1"

In this config, you can cram any desired settings.

How to set config CS:GO

Often for beginners, the question is brewing: “Where is the config located or how to use the finished one?”. In this guide, we will tell you about it.

• To install it, we transfer the file with the .cfg extension to the \csgo\cfg folder. If you installed the game by default, then the path is:
• C:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg
• To run the config in CS:GO, we write exec in the console and the name of the file with the .cfg extension.
• Example: exec edward.cfg
• How to save (write or create) your cfg
• This is done using the host_writeconfig console command and your name of the future config file in English with the .cfg extension.
• Example: host_writeconfig moiconf.cfg
• By the way, moiconf.cfg is the name that you come up with yourself. This could be, for example, qwerty.cfg, or supreme.cfg, or clickstormthebest.cfg. The config will be saved there in the \cfg folder (the path above).
• Opening and editing .cfg files is best done with a regular notepad in Windows.

The developer console will help us

Saving config via developer console

• To enable the console, go to

Settings > Game Options

• Go to the developer console by default this is the “~” key
• We come up with a name for the config and write the command:

host_writeconfig "config name"

• You can find the config here:

steam\userdata\steamid\730\local\cfg

• Transfer|copy your config here:

Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg

• Then open the developer console and enter the command:

exec "config name"

Now, so that everything is automatically loaded when the game starts, we return to the Steam client, in the game library, right-click on Counterstrike Global Offensive, in the list that appears, click properties:


Further Set launch options. In the window that appears, enter several must-have commands:

• -novid, to auto-skip the splash screen,
• -tickrate 128 to create a lobby with a tick rate of 128,
• -freq with the maximum refresh rate of your monitor. 60, 75, 120 or 144. I have a 144 monitor, so I write 144.
• And finally -exec ez.cfg to automatically load the previously created config a.

Checking what happened

We go to CS:GO to check what we have done there. We create a map with bots.

• there is a sight
• there are pomegranate binders
• bomb search bind also works

As you can see, everything is quite simple if you know what you are doing.

How to return the default config

Valve allows you to quickly get rid of unnecessary game settings without even launching it. You just need to delete the changed config - and then it will be pristine after the next login to CS GO. Before that, it is better to save old files in order to be able to restore them later or drag some lines from them.

To restore the original config for CS GO, you must:

• Find the Steam folder on your computer;
• Open the userdata section;
• Select a folder with a name from numbers - this is unique code assigned to each player;
• Open directory 730 (it is important not to mix up the code, otherwise you can reset the files of completely different games!);
• Then go to the local section, and from there - to cfg;
• Inside the cfg folder, delete the config.cfg file (if you delete other files at the same time, the graphics settings will also be reset).

After that, the settings are restored. You can safely enter and play - there will not be a single extra team in CS GO.

The configuration of the pirated version of CS GO is stored at

Counter-Strike Global Offensive/csgo/cfg/.

But the matter is not limited to simple removal. You need to download a clean configuration, and then replace the old one in this folder with the new one.

If the old config is still needed

Since many players value their unique (or not very, but already familiar) settings, it is not necessary to completely get rid of your favorite cfg. You can even use both at the same time, if the presence of a unique configuration is not forbidden.

and name yours

mycfg.cfg.

After that, during the game, you can easily switch between the two versions of the parameters. How to put a standard or own file without leaving the game:

• Open the console in CS GO;
• We write the command exec mycfg.cfg or exec config.cfg (depending on which config is now needed);
• Close the console and play with the new file.

The command allows you to switch between configurations in a few seconds. This will allow you to return to the normal settings at any time when they are needed.

config- this is a file that stores your game settings, such as: the size of the sight, its color, the scale of the radar and interface elements, the parameters of the hand model, the mouse sensitivity, the binds of various buttons, aliases and much more.

Introduction

In this thread, you can find answers to the following questions:

• Where is the config located?
• How to save the config in cs go;
• How to download the config;
• How to set the config;
• How to delete a config;
• Standard cs go config.

Where is the cs go config

First you need to know where CS:GO is installed.

By default, the game's installation folder is located here:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive

The surest way to find out where you installed cs go is:

1. Open STEAM library;
2. Right click on Counter Strike: Global Offensive and select " Properties";
3. In the window that opens, go to the tab " Local files";
4. Click on the button " View local files.."

All configs (files with extension .cfg) are in the folder csgo/cfg .

Attention!

AT latest versions STEAM, storage location for settings (including configs) changed. Now they can be found along the way:

Steam\userdata\your steamid\730\local\cfg\name of your config.cfg

For example, mine is stored here:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\69671579\730\local\cfg

If only one Steam account has always been used on your computer, then in the folder Steam\userdata\ there will be only one folder with numbers ( numbers = your steam_id). If you used some smurfs (fake accounts), or friends came to you and played using their accounts, there will be more folders.

To find out which one belongs to your account, use the site https://steamid.uk to determine your STEAM_ID. To do this, simply paste your nickname into the search box, and click Enter.

And in the window that appears in the field Steam3: You will find familiar numbers.

The numbers highlighted in the screenshot above will be your steam_id. All that remains for you is to find a folder with the name of the numbers matching your steam_id.

How to save cs go config

If you created a config from scratch (or used someone else's ready), and during the game you made changes to it (for example, changed the size of the sight), and you want to save these settings, then you need to open the console ~ and write a special console command there host_writeconfig and press Enter

For example:

host_writeconfig mycfg

Where mycfg this is the name of your config. Important, the name can only be in English and without spaces. And try not to make it long to make it easier to download. After saving the config, it will be available in the folder steam\userdata\your steamid\730\local\cfg\name of your config.cfg

How to upload config

In order to load the config into CS:GO, open the console and write

exec the name of your config.cfg

For example:

exec maxville.cfg

If the config is called config.cfg and put it in the folder, then it will be loaded automatically when you start the game.

How to set config

If you want to play with someone else's config, transfer it to the folder at the address below:

Steam\userdata\your steamid\730\local\cfg\

Important! In the cfg folder, there must be files with the extension .cfg- not archives, for example s1mple.zip or scream.rar

You have decided to store your configs separately from PRO players' configs:

1. Go to config folder steam\userdata\your steamid\730\local\cfg\
2. Create a folder in it, for example, pro;
3. Transfer pro config or configs (for example, s1mple.cfg) to a new folder steam\userdata\your steamid\730\local\cfg\pro
4. In the game, open the console and load the config from the new folder using the command: exec pro\s1mple.cfg

How to delete config in cs go

To delete the config, just go to the folder steam\userdata\your steamid\730\local\cfg\ select the desired config with the left mouse button and delete it like any other file on the computer.

Standard cs go config

If it happens that you need to clear CS:GO to default settings so that there is a default config - just delete the cfg folder, in the folder steam\userdata\your steamid\730\local

Detailed configuration settings

Detailed config setting with a description of all CS:GO parameters in the topic.

In CS 1.6, as in other games, all settings are stored in configuration file(config). With the help of this article, you will know almost everything about player configs, their correct setting in CS:

Config types

The config is an ordinary text file, but it is customary to use the ".cfg" extension for it.

Let's answer a simple question first: Where is the game config or where to throw the created config? ". Config files in Counter-Strike 1.6 are located in the folder:

• For Steam (English version): \game_folder\Steam\steamapps\account_name\counter-strike\cstrike
• For Steam (Russian version): \game_folder\Steam\steamapps\account_name\counter-strike\cstrike_russian
• For NoSteam: \game_folder\cstrike

In the screenshot on the right, you can see the standard list of config files that are present in the game folder. We are only interested in 3 files highlighted on the screen in a red frame, and these are:

All other config files in the folder (joystick.cfg, listenserver.cfg, server.cfg, listip.cfg, etc.) either do not need to be edited or are responsible for setting up the creation of their server, which is not the topic of this article.

How to create a config

You can edit configs with any text editor, for example, a standard Windows program- "Notebook".

You can create your config in one of 3 ways:

1. Manually create a cfg file or copy the default config.cfg and name the copy eg my.cfg - fill it with your values.
2. Set the desired settings through the game menu and save them to a file by entering the following command into the console:
   writecfg my
   After this command, the my.cfg file with the settings you have set will appear in the folder and you can later edit it through Notepad.
3. With the help of special programs.

In all 3 ways, a new cfg file with the specified name is created, and you can load such a file and apply your settings in the game by entering a simple command into the console:

Exec my.cfg

Tweaking the config

Attention! All config settings are applicable for any version of CS 1.6 - be it Steam or NoSteam.

Below are all the settings that can be used in the game config. The settings are well commented in Russian, so you can copy them completely to your config so that when editing the file you always know what each option is responsible for.

General description of config.cfg settings

// This file is overwritten every time you change your game settings. // Add your settings to the "userconfig.cfg" file. // clear all previously set button settings unbindall // show the game score table (list of players with frags and ping) bind "TAB" "+showscores" // attack (weapon shooting, knife attacks, grenade throws) bind "ENTER" " +attack" // cancel selection (also brings up game menu) bind "ESCAPE" "cancelselect" // jump bind "SPACE" "+jump" // lean up bind """ "+moveup" // increase resolution in game ( increase the screen size, but with a decrease in FPS) bind "+" "sizeup" // buy 1 clip for the main weapon (automatic, shotgun or rifle) bind "," "buyammo1" // buy 1 clip for the pistol bind "." " buyammo2" // lean down bind "/" "+movedown" // switch to SLOT 0 bind "0" "slot10" // switch to SLOT 1 bind "1" "slot1" // switch to SLOT 2 bind "2" "slot2" // switch to SLOT 3 bind "3" "slot3" // switch to SLOT 4 bind "4" "slot4" // switch to SLOT 5 bind "5" "slot5" // switch to SLOT 6 bind " 6" "slot6" // switch to SLOT 7 bind "7" "slot7" // switch to SLOT 8 bind "8" "slot8" // switch to SLOT 9 bind "9" "slot9" // control the view up/down with the mouse bind ";" "+mlook" // increase the resolution in the game (increase the screen size, but with a decrease in FPS) bind "=" "sizeup" // switch to the previous weapon bind "[" "invprev" // switch to the next weapon bind "]" "invnext" / / show game console bind "`" "toggleconsole" // move left bind "a" "+moveleft" // show weapon buy menu bind "b" "buy" // show 3rd type radio command menu bind "c" " radio3" // move right bind "d" "+moveright" // action/use button // used to open doors, clear bombs, press buttons, etc. bind "e" "+use" // turn the flashlight on/off bind "f" "impulse 100" // drop the current weapon on the ground bind "g" "drop" // show the player's command menu bind "h" "+commandmenu" // show the "brief" of the map - description of the map from the developers bind "i" "showbriefing" // applause // only applies to Half Life bind "j" "cheer" // give a voice command to other players (don't forget to turn on the microphone) bind "k" "+voicerecord" // show the "brief" of the map - a description of the map from the developers bind "l" "showbriefing" // show the menu for changing the command bind "m" "chooseteam" // enable/disable the night vision device bind " n" "nightvision" // show the equipment purchase menu (helmet, armor, shield, night vision device, etc. ) bind "o" "buyequip" // pick up the last used weapon bind "q" "lastinv" // reload the weapon (change clips) bind "r" "+reload" // move backwards bind "s" "+back " // draw a logo (you need to approach the wall or point the sight at the ground) bind "t" "impulse 201" // team chat (write only to the players of your team) bind "u" "messagemode2" // move forward bind "w" "+forward" // show the menu of radio commands of the 2nd type bind "x" "radio2" // general chat (we write to all players on the server) bind "y" "messagemode" // show the menu of the radio commands of the 1st type bind "z " "radio1" // show game console bind "~" "toggleconsole" // move forward bind "UPARROW" "+forward" // move backward bind "DOWNARROW" "+back" // move left bind "LEFTARROW" "+ left" // move to the right bind "RIGHTARROW" "+right" // strafe or shift // usually used on kreedz servers to speed up movement when jumping bind "ALT" "+strafe" // crouch bind "CTRL" "+duck" // switch from running to walking // from holding the shift will make the movement silent, but also slow bind "SHIFT" "+speed" // auto-buy at the beginning of the round - if there is enough money, it will be bought // M4A1 rifle (for CT) or AK-47 (for T), all ammo clips, armor bind "F1" "autobuy" // repeat the purchase that was made in the previous round of the game bind "F2" "rebuy" // buy 1 pistol clips bind "F3" "buyammo2" // do a SCREENSHOT ( screenshot) and save it to the game folder bind "F5" "snapshot" // quick save // ​​only applies to Half Life bind "F6" "save quick" // quick load // only applies to Half Life bind "F7 " "load quick" // activate the keyboard to view the screen (don't use the mouse) bind "INS" "+klook" // look down bind "PGDN" "+lookdown" // look up bind "PGUP" "+lookup" / / center the player's screen view bind "END" "centerview" // switch to the next weapon bind "MWHEELDOWN" "invnext" // switch to the previous weapon bind "MWHEELUP" "invprev" // ata ka (weapon firing, stabbing, grenade throwing) bind "MOUSE1" "+attack" // alternate attack // put on/off silencer, show sniper rifle scope, etc. bind "MOUSE2" "+attack2" // pause the game // only applies to Half Life bind "PAUSE" "pause" // what to do with the newly picked up weapon // 1 - pick up, 0 - don't pick up _cl_autowepswitch "1" // setting the audio advance factor // needed to eliminate audio lag _snd_mixahead "0. 1" // setting for ATI video card responsible for mouse sensitivity // set to "0" if you have NVIDEA video card ati_npatch "1.0" // setting for ATI video card responsible for mouse sensitivity // set to "0" if you have NVIDEA video card ati_subdiv "2.0" // set the volume of the background sound // set to "0" if you want to disable bgmvolume "1.000000" // set the color of the bottom of the player model bottomcolor "6" // set the brightness of the screen brightness "3" // download files from server (maps, models, etc.) while the map is loading // "1" - allow, "0" - disable cl_allowdownload "1" // download files to the server (maps, logo, etc.) during map loading // "1" - enable, "0" - disable cl_allowupload "1" // set the speed of the player moving back cl_backspeed "400" // the number of backup packets sent by the client to the server // packets are sent in case of an unstable connection to the server cl_cmdbackup "2" // speed of sending packets per second from the client to server cl_cmdrate "101" // time in seconds after which corpses in the game will disappear cl_corpsestay "600" // crosshair color cl_crosshair_color "50 250 50" // crosshair size cl_crosshair_size "medium" // crosshair transparency // "1" - enable , "0" - disable cl_crosshair_translucent "1" // speed of return of the sight to the standard position after recoil from the weapon cl_dlmax "1024" // download/upload necessary files during the game // "1" - enable, "0" - disable cl_download_ingame "1" // dynamic crosshair // with the setting enabled, the crosshair will expand when crouching or jumping // "1" - enable, "0" - disable cl_dynamiccrosshair "1" // set the forward speed of the player cl_forwardspeed "400" // rendering high-quality player models (lowers FPS) // "1" - enable, "0" - disable cl_himodels "0" // setting the dispersion scale when shooting cl_idealpitchscale "0.8" // compensation (reduction) of lags in the game cl_lc "1" // logo color cl_logocolor "#Valve_Orange " // type or logo file cl_logofile "lambda" // calculation of animation, sounds and other effects on the client side, not on the server // "1" - enable, "0" - disable cl_lw "1" // display model skins players // "1" - hide, "0" - show // if set to "1" the same skins of all players will be displayed cl_minmodels "0" // transparency of the radar // "1" - enable, "0" - disable cl_radartype " 0" // position of the weapon in the hands // "1" - in the right hand, "0" - in the left hand cl_righthand "1" // display shadows from the players // "1" - enable, "0" - disable cl_shadows " 1" // time in seconds after which the server will disconnect inactive players cl_timeout "300" // the rate of update requests from the server to the client per second cl_updaterate "102" // setting of interpolation (smoothing) when moving // if the value is "0" " disable interpolation and increase FPS cl_vsmoothing "0. 05" // display weather conditions on the map (rain, snow, etc.) // "1" - enable, "0" - disable cl_weather "0" // set console color to RGB (Red-Green-Blue) con_color "255 180 30" / / use console // "1" - enable, "0" - disable console "1" // use crosshair // "1" - enable, "0" - disable crosshair "1" // grenade smoke quality (the higher value, the worse rendering) fastsprites "0" // the maximum allowable FPS value fps_max "101" // the maximum allowable FPS value with a modem connection fps_modem "0" // setting the gamma of map textures // the higher the value, the lighter the textures gamma " 3" // map rendering setting // 0 - the best indicator, 1 - will increase FPS gl_dither "1" // drawing details in the scope // "1" - enable, "0" - disable gl_flipmatrix "0" // rendering smoke from weapons when firing // "1" - enable, "0" - disable gl_fog "1" // uniform lighting on the map // "1" - enable, "0" - disable gl_monolights "0" // maximum brightness // " 1" - enable, "0" - off enable gl_overbright "0" // setting polymorphic texture offset // "0.1" - if you have an NVIDEA video card, "4" - if you have an ATI video card gl_polyoffset "0.1" // enable high-quality sound // "1" - enable, " 0" - disable hisound "1" // maximum size of the hpk file that contains temporary textures and map sprites hpk_maxsize "4" // activate the mouse cursor in the menu (does not work in CS 1.6) // "1" - enable, "0 " - disable hud_capturemouse "1" // centering the player's nickname // "1" - nickname in the center, "0" - nickname at the bottom left hud_centerid "1" // display of various inscriptions on the screen // "1" - enable, "0 " - disable hud_draw "1" // setting of fast weapon switching // "0" - confirmation is required after selecting a slot // "1" - confirmation is not required, the weapon immediately appears in the hands hud_fastswitch "1" // display game chat // "1" - enable, "0" - disable hud_saytext_internal "1" // automatic screenshot at the end of the map // "1" - do, "0" - do not do hud_takesshots "0" // use joystick // "1" - enable, "0" - disable joystick "0" // automatic screen centering if mouse look is disabled "-mlook" // "1" - enable, "0" - disable lookspring "0" // "1" - when moving the mouse left/right, strafe will work instead of turning the screen // "0" - disable the lookstrafe setting "0" // anti-aliasing mode when moving the mouse // "1" - enable, "0" - disable // makes sense only on ball mice m_filter "0" // up/down mouse sensitivity factor // negative value will invert m_forward "1" // up/down mouse sensitivity factor // negative value will be act inverse m_pitch "0. 022" // mouse strafe speed // only with looksstrafe "1" and "+mlook" m_side "0.8" // mouse sensitivity coefficient when turning left/right // negative value will invert m_yaw "0.022" // model type player // applicable only for Half Life model "arctic" // time in seconds after which the mp3 melody will fade out by the command "cd fadeout" MP3FadeTime "2.0" // setting the volume level of mp3 music in the menu MP3Volume "0.800000" // amount decals displayed simultaneously on the map // bloodstains, bullet marks, etc. mp_decals "300.000000" // your player's nickname name "cs.Player" // graph with information about your connection to the server // "0" - graph disabled // "1", "2" and "3" - chart view and its extended detailing net_graph "0" // chart location, if net_graph > 0 // "0" - right, "1" - center, " 2" - left side net_graphpos "1" // graph scale if net_graph > 0 net_scale "5" // texture detail // "1" - enable, "0" - disable r_deta iltextures "0" // A3D mode if sound card it is supported // "1" - enable, "0" - disable s_a3d "0" // setting the distance for maximum volume s_automax_distance "30" // setting the distance for minimum volume s_automin_distance "2" // coefficient of the sound card for A3D mode s_bloat "2.0" // sound setting for object positioning // the higher the value, the closer the objects will appear s_distance "60" // setting the coefficient for the Doppler effect // fine tuning, which is disabled by default s_doppler "0.0" // EAX mode, if the sound card supports it // "1" - enable, "0" - disable s_eax "0" // sound setting s_leafnum "0" // setting the maximum distance at which the player hears sounds s_max_distance "1000" // setting the minimum distance at which the player hears sounds s_min_distance "5" // the number of polygons processed in A3D mode s_numpolys "200" // setting the sound s_polykeep "1000000000" // setting the sound s_polysize "10000000" // setting the delay between the source and the nearest sound reflector s_refdelay "4" // gain factor for each sound reflection s_refgain "0.4" // sound decay factor (from 0 to 10) // the higher the value, the greater the effect from distance s_rolloff "1.0" // coefficient of "wetness" of the sound // the higher the value, the more "wet" the sound s_verbwet "0.25" // mouse sensitivity (from 0 to 20) sensitivity "1.8" // player skin, depending on skin "" by default // spectator mode setting spec_autodir sector_internal "1" // setting the spectator mode spec_drawcone_internal "1" // setting the spectator mode spec_drawnames_internal "1" // setting the spectator mode spec_drawstatus_internal "1" // setting the spectator mode spec_mode_internal "1" // setting the spectator mode spec_pip "0" / / hazmat suit setting // only applicable for Half Life suitvolume "0.250000" // auto-aim on the server // "1" - enable, "0" - disable sv_aim "0" // sound on the server // "1" - enable, "0" - disable sv_voiceenable "1" // name of the player's team team "" // color of the upper part of the player model // only applicable for Half Life topcolor "30" // screen size in SOFTWARE mode viewsize "120" // audio communication // "1" - enable, "0" - disable voice_enable "1" // voice recording // "1" - enable, "0" - disable voice_forcemicrecord "1" // microphone sound setting voice_modenable "1" // level voice volume voice_scale "0.750000" // sound volume level in the game volume "0.1" // automatic hints in the game // applicable only for Half Life // "1" - enable, "0" - disable setinfo "_ah" "0" // menu view // "1" - graphic with images of weapons, etc. // "0" - standard text only setinfo "_vgui_menus" "1" // enable mouse for browsing // "-mlook" - disable +mlook // enable joystick for browsing // "-jlook" - disable +jlook // connect an additional file with settings exec userconfig.cfg

The most important config settings:

• hud_fastswitch - set the value to "1" so that switching weapons is instant.
• cl_weather - set to "0" to disable the weather, which on some maps lowers your FPS.
• _cl_autowepswitch - set to your liking: "1" - the selected weapon immediately appears in the hands, "0" - it falls into the inventory and can be selected later.
• setinfo "_vgui_menus" - again, set to your liking: "1" - when purchasing, a menu with pictures of weapons and ammunition will be displayed, with the ability to select with the mouse. If the value is "0" - disable the graphical menu, and in this case, the purchase menu and command selection will be displayed in the form of text, menu navigation is carried out by pressing the numbers on the keyboard (this type of menu is convenient for professionals who care about the speed of purchase, and not pictures in the menu ).
• _cl_minmodels - to increase FPS, it is recommended to set the value to "1", turning off the detailed rendering of all player models.
• cl_dynamiccrosshair - it is recommended to immediately get used to the dynamic sight in order to control your shooting. Set the value to "1" and then when crouching and jumping, your sight will expand, making it clear that the spread when shooting will be much larger.
• fps_max - set "101" as the maximum possible FPS value.
• cl_cmdrate is the rate at which packets per second are sent from your client to the server. The setting can take a value from 10 to 101. With a good Internet connection, it is recommended to set the maximum value to "101".
• cl_updaterate - this is the rate per second the server will request packets from the client. Accepted values ​​are from 10 to 102, so feel free to put "102".
• cl_cmdbackup - if packet loss occurs (unstable connection to the server), then we need to resend commands from the client and it is this setting that is responsible for the number of commands that it constantly saves. For a smoother and more comfortable game, it is recommended to set the value to "4".
• cl_rate - the number of bytes per second that the client sends to the server (value from 1000 to 20000). It is recommended to set the value to "20000". In view of the fact that this value is constantly lost when starting a new map, it will be useful to bind the command to some button and do not forget to press it when starting the map: bind "j" "cl_rate 20000"
• cl_lc - if the setting is set on the server sv_unlag "1", then it allows clients to receive lag compensation. Set the value to "1" to enable lag compensation on your game client.
• cl_lw - the setting is responsible for calculating all kinds of effects, from animation to bullet holes. It is better to turn it on by setting the value to "1". If you disable this setting, then lag compensation cl_lc can also be turned off.
• ex_interp is the number of seconds between each update between client and server. The setting is responsible for the position of the players during updates. The setting can take values ​​from 0.009 to 0.1, but it is recommended to set the value to "0" so that the game will automatically set the optimal value, which is 1 / cl_updaterate. Although you can hard set the minimum value to "0.009".

15.04 2015

Complete instructions for installing CS:GO player configs. Installation and launch options. Pros and cons of different methods.

IMPORTANT! You need to write the exec nameconfig.cfg command every time you start the game!!!

Pros and cons:

The downside is that every time you start the game, you need to write a command to load the exec nameconfig.cfg config.

The advantage is that you can upload 10 (yes, even 100) files with settings to the config folder and change the configs without restarting the game, simply by writing the name of another file instead of "nameconfig", for example, exec getright.cfg, and then replace by typing it in the exec flamie.cfg console. But for this in the folder "cfg" you must have files with these names (getright.cfg and flamie.cfg)

How to set the CS:GO player config so as not to enter the command in the console every time?

There are two ways:

First way

1. You need to rename the file with the player's config to config.cfg or if it is a file with autorun commands, then rename it to autoexec.cfg
2. Open the folder with the game, in it the folder "csgo", and in it the folder "cfg" and upload these files there.
3. If it asks to replace files, then replace
4. Profit!

Second way

1. Launch Steam. Open Library->Games in it
2. Click "Set Launch Options"
3. Write -console -exec nameconfig.cfg (instead of "nameconfig" write the name of the file downloaded in the archive)
4. Click OK. Profit!

How to find the folder with the CS:GO game?

1. Launch Steam. Open Library->Games in it
2. Right-click on the game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and select "Properties"
3. Open the "Local Files" tab
4. Click on "Browse Local Files"